Alligator and Snake

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Alligator noun - Either of two amphibious reptiles related to crocodiles but with shorter broader snouts.

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Snake and alligator are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Snake" instead a noun "Alligator".

Snake noun - A limbless reptile with a long body.

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Alligator and snake are semantically related. You can use "Alligator" instead a noun "Snake".

Nearby Words: snaking, snaky

What does Captain Invincible say after surviving a snake pit, alligator pit and even a giant peach pit?

Source: Film / The Return of Captain Invincible
His two closest friends end up being an alligator and a cottonmouth snake, while most of the mammals he meets are pretty nasty to him with the exception of one otter and a mastiff.

Source: Reptiles Are Abhorrent
For example, the snake that swallowed an alligator and exploded (or got ripped apart from the inside out).

Source: Death by Gluttony

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